Sentence examples for plausible to us from inspiring English sources

Sounds plausible to us, and hardly the kind of Be Here Now row that Smart is claiming this morning.

Bank of America/Merrill Lynch said: We believe a bid from a consortium seems more feasible than a bid from a single fund due to United Utilities' large size, and the names mentioned look plausible to us given infrastructure appetite.

There was some scepticism in the City, but analysts at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch took a less negative view on the tale, saying an offer at around 900p-950p was plausible: We believe a bid from a consortium seems more feasible than a bid from a single fund due to United Utilities' large size, and the names mentioned look plausible to us given infrastructure appetite.

If in that case an intuitive, person-based moral theory instructs that no wrong has been done, that result might well seem plausible to us.

The idea that some of these lncRNAs are evolutionarily transient looks plausible to us.

For now, however, we must set aside these pleasing and plausible (to us) speculations and accept that this is an unresolved mystery.

Tony is a villain for our times: charming in a way neither Dirty Den nor (particularly nor) either of the Mitchell brothers ever was; plausible both to us and to those around him; and, when he realises he hadn't actually killed Ged, suddenly vulnerable, honest.

To reform all humanity and eradicate all human vice and unhappiness seemed plausible enough to us at the time, just as it seemed an easy and uncomplicated matter to reform ourselves, to master all virtues and be happy..

Few leaders give voice to the notion of decline even as it becomes quite plausible to some of us.

But is it plausible to claim that those of us who do not are guilty of wrongdoing; or that we have a moral obligation to devote all our resources to charity?

It is far less plausible to say that posthumous events may harm us while they occur, since we are not responsive then.